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To bridge the gap from school to university study, to revise or find the maths topic you missed, you will want to meet mathtutor. Video tutorials, with diagnostics, summary text and exercises, take you through more than eighty topics in the way you choose. Arranged on seven DVD-Rom disks, you can view and work with them online. Or you can buy the disks, individually or as a set.
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Arithmetic |
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Trigonometry |
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Algebra |
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Differentiation |
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Functions, Graphs & Sequences |
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Integration |
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Geometry, Vectors |
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| Read or download ideas from some of the people who made mathtutor and some of the first people in universities and schools who tried it out. |
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| We are a group of teachers, mathematicians and new media producers from the Universities of Leeds, Loughborough and Coventry and the EBS Trust. Mathtutor has been funded with generous support from the HEFCE Fund for the Development of Teaching & Learning and the Gatsby Technical Education Project in association with the Higher Education Academy. |
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| Mathtutor was designed for distribution on DVD-Rom, and so it has particular system requirements, even when viewed on-line. You will need a PC running Windows, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player in order to see the video tutorials, and Adobe Reader to view the summary texts. The interactive diagnostics and exercises use some software called an Active-X control, and this is downloaded the first time you view the disks: some institutions restrict the downloading of Active-X controls, and if this is the case you will need to contact your network administrator. |
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